Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

lady soloist was encored heartily, the
chorus did well.
Efforts are being made TO have a
singing school the coming winter, TO
be taught by NJ. NJ. Taplin OF Iras-
burgh. Those wishing tickets can
procure them of NJ L. Clement
Mrs. Livermore drew full house
Thursday evening and did full jus
tee to her reputation. The lecture
was broad and deep. witty, eloquent
and rich Our people will be the
more anxious 10 hear her again.
John Trip of Bloomington has
snapped his farm with Will Joslyn
OF this place for his carriage shop
and dwelling house, receiving $500
to boot. Mr.. Trip has also bought
the William B. Twombly house, etc,
for $500. Mr.. Trip buys the JOS
lyn carriage business for his son.
Willard. who moves into the JOslyn
house. selling his own house in the
east part of the village TO his father.
Mr.. Trip viii move into the Twom-
bly, house soon. and Mr.. Twombly
will 90 to Nevada where his sOn-in-
law. Curtis. resides. Quite change
all around.
AIbanN
The Craftsbury cornet band will
give promenade concert at
Darling's hall, Friday eve, Sept. so.
All invited; ladies free.
Bro ~Nuin =IOn-
Flora Powers has been in town on
a visit.
Henry Bassett is going to move to
Massachusetts.
). r. jenkins and daughter are
going West on visit.
Annie Rice surrenders her school
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Mary Dudley. who came here
to attend the funeral of her mother,
has returned home.
Nellie Townsend has so far recov-
cred from the injury TO her wrist as
to attend school.
Gilbert Gross has sold a timber lot
to J. c. Bartlett and VIII Dutton,
Mr.. Dutton has also hired Bartlett :
mill.
a good sermon at the Baptist
church, Sept. IS, by Rev. Mr.. Tracy
of Sutton, Prayer meeting at Albert
Wells, Tuesday evening
DR.. Tinkham and wife are in town
visiting, also Mrs. Orville Moulton
and daughter. Willis Fletcher and
wife return to their home in Nashua,
\. H. this week.
About fifty friends and relatives Of
Macajah Wiley, father OF Stephen
and Aaron Wiley. met at Stephen
Willev's recently in honor of his
fathers SSth birthday. There were
four generations present.
Mrs. Lucinda Collev. whose death
was mentioned last week, had been a
resident Of this town about twenty
FIVE years. She was 4 faithful men,
Der of the Baptist church. Her
funeral was attended at her late resi-
dence, Rev. Horace Stiles officiating.
Coventry.
The Foreign Mission Society viii
meet with Mrs. H. Hartford. We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Gray, who
have been visiting in the lower part
of the state and in \. H.. have re-
turned.
O.. ". Leitch will give an illustra-
ted lecture on the life, habits and re-
ligion of the Hindoo of India and
Cevlon. in the Cong. church, We'd
nesday evening, Sept. IS. Admission
free. Collection for missions at close.
WHEREAS. We, a a lodge of Good Tenn
plars. have been shocked By the great and
sudden loss sustained by the death OF our
esteemed and faithful brother, Joseph
Grant. therefore,
ResoIred, That we can best honor his
memory by following his example Of fdel-
ity 10 the principles. teachings and obli-
cations OF our noble order.
Resolred, That we. as a lodge, tender
our SympathieS TO the bereaved friends in
this time Of mourning and SORROW
Cow. PLISY WHITE LODGE
Ora t~burV.
The MONITOR has received an in
teresting letter from William Marsh,
who is in birmingham, Mass, visit
ing his son DIN.
Z. Stratton has gone to Portland,
Me-, TO buy carload of salt and
-four. He don't propose to be un-
dersold by any parties in town
The Craftsbury cornet band will
give q promenade concert at Oar
ling's hall, Albany, Friday eve,
Sept. 30. All invited: ladies free.